Congress
Senator Tuberville accused “woke” DEI programs, gender-affirming healthcare, and vaccination requirements of causing recent declines in military recruitment.
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- Opinion
Military promotions stories
State
Maj. Gen. Thomas Vickers was sworn into his increased rank and responsibility on June 21.
Congress
After 10 months, some 400 military promotions finally moved forward Tuesday after Tuberville ended his one-man blockade.
Congress
As Tuberville acknowledges the mess he's created, doubts linger about his ability to resolve the situation effectively.
Congress
After a closed-door GOP meeting, Tuberville said he was ready to "get this over with."
Congress
Alaska Sen. Dan Sullivan called Tuberville's holds "a national security suicide mission."
Congress
“They need to be worried about ... the wars that their side, the Democrats and Joe Biden, have created," Tuberville said.
Congress
Tuberville began blocking military promotions in March and has since held up over 300 military promotions.
Congress
Criticism of Tuberville's hold on military promotions is coming from all corners.